Jonathan Kramer on Wireless Tower Siting

The Public Law Journal of the State Bar of California has published Jonathan’s Kramer paper, “A Practical Guide to Radio Frequency Emissions Safety.” The article appears in the Summer 2009 edition (Vol. 32, No. 3).
This guide discusses how local government agencies can properly and effectively deal with RF safety issues that come up in connection [...]

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August 30, 2009:  In a copyrighted story in The Press-Enterprise (Riverside, California), reporter Jeff Horseman discusses how cell phone sites are are being hidden within clock towers, camouflaged mono-trees, and church steeples.  This is a very informative and balanced article.
Jonathan is quoted throughout the story, titled “Cell phone towers sneaking in to Inland neighborhoods in [...]

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Two Billion may suffer from cell phone cancers by 2020.   Or maybe not.  Or maybe it’ll be cancer induced by space aliens.  Or maybe not.  Or maybe it’ll be global warming, or global cooling, or…
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Here’s a road map to where I’ll be taking this blog over the next few weeks to several months…

I intend to start discussions regarding wireless basics for wireless planners. This series will dig into the elements of wireless sites from the aesthetic and transmission standpoints;
I’ll be delving into the thorny subject of RF safety, [...]

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An empirical ’study’ conducted at MIT in 2005 sheds light on the effectiveness of aluminum foil to shied the brain from external radio frequency radiation sources. It’s a must read if you have some time to kill.
MIT Empirical Study
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On January 24, 2008 I had the pleasure of presenting my Wireless 101 lecture to the Planning Commission of the City of Oceanside, California. The lecture covers fundamentals of cell tower siting in a non-technical manner. I also use dozens of high-resolution photographs to illustrate the technology. No, I don’t shy away from dealing with [...]

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